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What’s Happening With Condo Maintenance Fees? (Pt2)

Toronto Realty Blog

TorontoRealtyBlog If it’s fair to draw just one conclusion from Monday’s blog post, it would be this: maintenance fees have increased substantially throughout the downtown core over the last decade. As I showed you on Monday, I wrote blogs about this way back when. In 2012, I suggested that $0.60 per square foot.

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February TRREB Stats: Boom Goes The Dynamite!

Toronto Realty Blog

The Toronto real estate market in the month of February absolutely obliterated several very notable records, not the least of which is price. But then again, after the month we just had, maybe, just maybe, it made perfect sense after all. month-over-month increase. The 9-year average before this past month was 6,412.

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Cruel Summer?

Toronto Realty Blog

pop charts, its inclusion in 1984’s Karate Kid , and subsequent rise to #9 on the U.S. And more now than ever, after thirteen months in a pandemic, we deserve a kind, merciful summer. While the true end could be years away, the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel may only be 2-3 months ahead. Slowly but surely.

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How To Make An Absolute Mess Of A Toronto Listing!

Toronto Realty Blog

While my “OG” barber, Leo, cut my hair for thirty years, from my first haircut through Leo’s retirement around 2012 or 2013, I started going to another classic Italian barber thereafter. And yet only four months later, the house sold for $1,200,000 in competition. increase in value in four months.

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Is the Housing Market in a Bubble? How the Indicators Today Compare With the Great Recession

Realtor.com

Just a few months ago, home prices hit record heights, investors were gobbling up scores of homes, and buyers were racing to purchase whatever they could before prices rose even further. Last month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the COVID-19 pandemic market had been in a “housing bubble.” Sound familiar?

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Is “Price Stigma” Real?

Toronto Realty Blog

“David must be having a slow month,” you’re assuming. “He’s probably got some meth lab coming up for sale and he’s just trying to grease the…… tray.” There’s never any offers at 9:00am, or 11:00am, or sometimes even by 3:00pm. They had been through this grind before.

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What would it take to crash the housing market?

Housing Wire

After writing the America is Back recovery model on HousingWire, I wrote an article on my blog about what it would take to crash home prices on April 10, 2020. The velocity of inventory rising in the next three months is limited. months isn’t going to do that. months during this six-year period. before COVID) stage.

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